Live Life to the Fullest

Elise Andrea Bishoff died on November 1, 2070 at the age of 77. She lived a full life. She was born on March 10, 1993 in Kissimmee, Florida. She moved to Blythe with her family when she was a baby and grew up there. Shortly after graduating from Palo Verde High School she ran a marathon. Then she went to pursue her carrier at Brigham Young University. She enjoyed learning the adventures of being a poor college student and immersed herself around people with substance.



At the age of 21 she served a mission in Italy where she learned the language and also learned what work really was. She returned after a year and a half and finished her schooling. She graduated with a degree in English and minor in photography in the year 2017. After she graduated she backpacked parts of the world with her trusty camera and journal. At the age of 28 she returned back to the U.S. and married. She became to be an English teacher in destitute areas. She made a difference. She had 5 kids and is lived on by them. At the age of 35 she published her first book which became a hit.


She enjoyed life and all the it brought. She lived by "Live Life to the Fullest". And she did that in her own unique way. At times in her life she chased a tornado vowing never to do that again, but enjoyed the ride while it lasted. She went sky diving many times, she tried many new things whether it was food or adventure. At the end of her life she spent most of her time volunteering and being active in her church, as she always was throughout her life. She was always on the go. She will be remembered for the full life she lived and the most important thing: She will be remembered as someone who died happy with her life.